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Witam, Mam problem następujący. Co jakiś czas z mojego konta znikają wszystkie etykiety jakie mam na poszczególnych mailach. Co może być przyczyną? Czy da się jakoś przywrócić je??

There is an mystery icon like an orange dot that appears alongside certain messages in the message list. I have attached a picture. Can anyone explain what it indicates.

I can tell you that it is NOT any of the following.

• Unread message indicator (these are shown in bold and have a green dot in another column)
• Junk mail indicator
• Threading indicator

All suggestions gratefully received.

I recently had to reinstall TBird 144. Now it does not display the TAG selections in the email headers. My program inbox is set to view: Classic, Folder and Message pane. The attached jpg show how it used to look. Thanks in advance.

This article https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/thunderbird-and-gmail#w_understanding-gmail-labels-and-thunderbird-folders is not up to date and it isn't clear to me to what extent (if at all) add-ons are still required to sync labels between Google and Thunderbird contacts. The article points to two add-ons: Google-4-TbSync TbSync but Thunderbird already syncs both Calendar and Contacts with Google without add-ons. What's the story?

In Outlook, it would say that "I replied to this message on xxx" in the header (not sure if that is what it is called, but near the top). I found it helpful to at least see if I have already replied to a message received. Is that feature available in TB?

When I save an email as a Draft, it appears in bold in that folder, so I am aware it is there. If I edit it and save it again, without sending it, the bold disappears, so I forget it is still unsent (unless I happen to click on that folder). Other email software allows you to click a button to highlight a particular email, but there seems no way to do this in Thunderbird.

I'm moving to a new computer and am having trouble getting the migrated Tags into the correct numerical order, same as on the old computer. Because the numerical order corresponds to keyboard shortcuts, it would be so very helpful. I know there was an extension that allowed you to set the order, but it's listed as through version 38 or therabouts, so I'm not sure if it would work. I figure maybe I could edit a Tag preferences file if it's in some sort of obvious text format. If anyone out there knows, I would be so grateful for your insight. Thanks.

Hi there,

I use extensively tags in my workflow, and I just switched from Gmail to Thunderbird. My only problem is that in Thunderbird, tags apply to a single message and not to the whole thread.

In other words, if I reply to an email with a certain tag, the answer is not tagged.

Is there a way to apply tags to a message and then the whole thread will keep the same tag?

Tank you in advance for your help, Best regards,

Livio

My tags stopped working, right click -> Tag no longer has the list of tags, although 'Manage Tags' shows my list of tags and 'New Tag' applies the tag to the selected message, but no tags appear on right click-> Tag list. I'm using Mac OS Version 15.5 and Thunderbird 139.0.2 and have rebooted and reinstalled Thunderbird to no effect. Thanks for any help you may have!

Hi all, Since the August 2025 update, I've noticed Thunderbird is no longer syncing some of my Gmail folders (mostly labels I created manually in Gmail). The inbox syncs fine, but custom labels show up empty or don’t appear at all.

Things I’ve tried:

Removing and re-adding the Gmail account using OAuth

Checking Gmail’s IMAP settings — all folders are selected for sync

Rebuilding folder index files in Thunderbird

I didn’t have this issue before the latest Thunderbird update. Is anyone else seeing this? Could it be a bug with label handling or IMAP path prefix?

Any advice would be appreciated!

Hi,

I remember from the past, the existence of a file (with a strange name) which contained additional information (tags, forwarded etc) for every (IMAP-) email-message.

Problem is, I can't find it any more, and (stupid me) I forgot it's name and where it's located.

Could someone please

• help my memory with the name and where it's (or was) located
• AND when it has been replaced in TB128 by something else, what that something is and where it's located

Thank you

Hello. I encountered the following difficulty. There is an email address that is used on several computers. How can I make it so that each user can highlight a letter in a different color from the others to understand who is working with it? For example, one - red, and the other - green

I would like to move the coloured tag to the left on the delivered email so that It is in my eyeline area. It resides on the right, I would like it on the left. Is this possible?

Thanks,

Mike Duffy

I'm using Thunderbird to connect to the AOL IMAP server. There seemed to be some missing messages in the Inbox so I did folder / Properties / Repair Folder. This caused ALL the messages to be downloaded from the server. (I suppose this is needed but it was unexpected.) Anyway, after the repair finished I noticed that many but not all of the tags I had applied to various messages had disappeared. I am using the tag feature quite a lot, so this is a significant problem.

Why did Thunderbird do that? Is there anyway I can get the tags back?

Thanks, David

I share an info@ with 4 colleagues. We label incoming emails with each our colour. One of my colleague cannot see the colour of the emails we label for her. How do we solve that issue? Thank you in advance for your kind help once more, Mette

Hi. All the inbox messages are marked "drafts".Have compared ALL settings with TB on my other computer and nrheyare the same.Both have version 138.0.1.This is very annoying and dont know when or how it started.Thanks for your help.

Previous when I chose a Tag it selected the entire header and Title. Now it only insert a little Tag icon.

I need a big bright highlighted from and title like previously. Also, Now the FROM and MESSAGE TITLE re two lines. What changed? I can't see to go back.

Thanks Stan